20:04 OF THE STRAIGHTFORWARD IDEA

Bernard Philippe: "Jerusalem, a disputed land", the first major project of the fledgling United Nations Assembly, the 1947 "Partition Plan of "Palestine"" provided for "two independent Arab and Jewish states" but also for an "international regime for the city of Jerusalem" to ensure order and peace there, but to this day, Jerusalem has never ceased to be disputed, occupied, annexed. It nevertheless possesses a potential for appeasement that urgently needs to be exploited.

- Antonin Van der Straeten, geographer, Université de Savoie-Mont-Blanc: "le Tour de France dans les Alpes, une géographie transfrontalière du sport"
The Tour de France often writes its epilogue in the Alps, where stages regularly cross borders with Switzerland and Italy. Recent examples help us to understand what these Alpine stages say about mobility in the mountains and the crossing of borders.

- Béatrice Mesini: "inhabiting reversible furnished goods", light habitats, including caravans, trailers, tiny, mobile homes, yurts, cabins, containers, bubbles, have an ephemeral and reversible character. Legally less valuable than real estate, they are "movable by nature and by anticipation", as they are intended to be detached from real estate. Their small spatial footprint, simple construction techniques, renewable energies, modest ecological footprint and reversibility of use are in line with the precepts of (a)ménagement des espaces et de ménagement des habitant-es.

- Eve-Hélène: singer and songwriter, composer and performer. Her superb universe balances between luminous songs and airy pop.